... Unportitnate Circumstance. A journeyman tailor, well known in Oldham, who bad lately become a popular lecturer amongst the Socialists, and had been entrusted with the management of a co-optirative provision shop, decamped on Thursday sennight, and carried ...

... his hand, i■ order to demonstrate the part in question upon a subject provided for the purpose. PROGRESS OF Sociatism.—The socialists are most industriously spreading the poison of their doctrines throughout Liverpool, Birmingham, gheffield, and other large ...

... offices in the neighbourhood; and Lindsay, one the Salford beadles, having reason to suspect young man named David Harding, a Socialist, went to Carpenter's Hall, Manchester, ou Sunday, where that bodyhave some kind of preaching, to apprehend him. Singularly ...

... party, had not application been made personally) are in the hands of a set of fierce Unitarians, Ranters, Methodists, and Socialists, to the total exclusion of every Comerentire. The farce of nominally. a Committee to assist the Chief Constable in carrying ...

... Earl then adverted to the alarming State of the country, and concluded with a severe philippic on the presentation of the Socialist, Owen, to Her Majesty by the Noble Viscount. He was not in the country at that time when that individual was said to hawe ...

... accepied. Will the polemical gentleman then find any Jegal quibble to escape the contest? I find too that he hes challenged the Socialists. © seems ready to engage in a encounter with any individual be may meet with in the arena of controversy. —= |=“ |==_= ...

... define Jt v/iih.uit going into too tedious details. He now, however, understood that fee noble marquis cousi-ered feat the Socialists bad done nothing which could expose them to punishment by fee law of the laod, and therefore tbe Crown bad taken no step* ...

... NORMANDY stated, in answer to a question from the Bielop of Exeter, that the Government had taken nn steps to repress the Socialists, but that if those persons committed any illegal acts, or subjected themselves to prosecution, the Govern. ment would not ...

... him to present four petitions from bodies of Socialists, praying for the fullest inquiry into their tenets and principles. The Bishop of Exeter then proceeded to express his sur- prise that the Socialists had mot been prosecuted, and thought that the ...

... exposition of the principles avowed by the Socialists—principles utterly incompatible with the existence •of any of the institutions, moral or political, now established in any part of the world. The Socialists, and their head, Mr. Owen, declare all religion ...

... with the errors of Socialism, and attack a Home Secretary because he is not acquainted with all tbe heresies which tbese Socialists preach throughout the parishes of the land ! On whom devolves more especially tbe charge of those parishes ? But right reverend ...

... hosiers without s turn-out—w h en there was plenty of work.— Mr. Burden reed aa extract from the New Moral World (the Socialist newspaper) oa the currency question. There being no time aUowed, from the lateness of the hour, to enter fully into the subject ...